Humphrey Son to Wed July Ninth in Minnesota Church
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey's son Robert, 22, will marry Donna Erickson of Hampton Minnesota on July 9 in St Olaf Catholic Church Minneapolis. Both are students at Mankato State College. He is Congregationalist and she Catholic. The Humphrey family has three other children.
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Donna Erickson
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Raymond Erickson
St. Olaf Catholic Church
Minneapolis
Donna
Young Humephrey
Mankato State College
Minnesota
Mrs. Kern Receives National Dimes Award in Winchester
Gladys B. Kern of Winchester receives a national March of Dimes award for ten years of local service and seven years as Mothers March chairman at the Winchester Frederick County chapter awards dinner. Louis B. Aronow presents and speaks. other Virginian honorees include Robert Newlin, Richard Eddy, J. Frank Loy, Clyde Johnson, and several local volunteers and clubs.
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National Foundation of the March of Dimes
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Richard K. Eddy
J. Frank Loy
Clyde A. Johnson
Michael W. O’brien
Miles R. Orndorff, Jr
Robert Dinges
John B. Carr, Jr
Orman C. Ivy
Curtis Wilson
Perkins Discovers First Coal Tar Dye in 1856
Sir William Henry Perkins discovered the first coal tar dye in 1856 marking a milestone in chemical science and industrial dye production. This achievement opened the era of synthetic dyes and transformed textile coloring globally.
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William Henry Perkins
Light-Weight Stoner 63 Gun Tested by Marines in Vietnam
The Marine Corps tests a light Stoner 63 family machine gun in Viet Nam, portable from any position and bayonet compatible. It weighs about half of its class, fires 5.56 mm ammo, and allows three times as many rounds per crew. Eight variants are evaluated. tests started last month and continue.
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Viet Nam
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Free Choice Plans Must Go in Virginia Schools
HEW official tells 41 Virginia districts that freedom of choice desegregation plans are temporary and must be discarded as other methods like geographic zoning are used. The briefing in Roanoke included 60 officials with another meeting set for Richmond.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Equal Educational Opportunities Office
Barrus
Southside
Western Virginia
Roanoke City Health Department
Richmond
Two Arraigned in Circuit Court in Frederick County
David J. Haines 21 of Rt. 5 pleaded not guilty to leaving the scene of an accident in Frederick County Circuit Court yesterday Trial set for June 14 He was indicted March 21 on a hit and run involving personal injury Mrs Mabel Virginia Shumaker of Moorefield West Virginia indicted for arson pleaded guilty her case continued to the first day of the next court term pending a presentence investigation by the probation officer
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David J. Haines
Rt. 5
Fred.erick County
Haines
Mabel Virginia Shumaker
Moorefield
W.va
Ted
Pend
Fredrick County Junior High Band shines at District V fest
Seven Frederick County Junior High School band members competed in the District V Solose Ensemble Festival at Woodstock Central High School. John Haveck and Louise Lofton earned an all rating for a trumpet duet. Sylvia Washington earned a superior for a flute solo. John Coontz Darrell Gordon Bonnie Lauck and Mike Rudolph formed a quartet earning a I rating. John Haveck earned a superior for a trumpet solo. Director W Bruce Chamberlin led the group to the festival.
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Frederick County
Woodstock
Central High School
John Haveck
Louise Lofton
Sylvia Washington
John Coontz
Darrell Gordon
Bonnie Lauck
Mike Rudolph
Clarement
John Haebeck
W. Bruce Chamberlin
Pay Scale For Nurses Is Raised In Virginia
Gov. Godwin ordered emergency pay hikes due to a nurse shortage in state hospitals. The raises range from 5 to 20 percent, effective April 1, costing about 871000 annually from institutional appropriations and the governor's contingent fund. General duty salaries rise to 4920 5880 from 4128 5160, practical nurses to 4320.
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Richmond
Godwin
Lawyers to See Judge Thursday on Redistricting
Attorneys for Frederick County and for residents seeking reapportionment say they will meet Judge Elliott D. Marshall on Thursday. No order has been issued yet. both sides hope for a decision and, if granted, a list of candidates for a reapportionment commission will be presented.
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Frederick County
Elliott D. Marshall
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
David G. Simpson
Marshall
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